St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16

listen to the tender chords of some choice
bit of music. The bride at the altar will be
Miss Clemence Finch. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Finch, and
the groom who will hold her hand
will be Richard Stockton. of Trenton, n. j.,
United States consul to Rotterdam. and son
of ex-United States Senator Stockton, of
New Jersey. Mr.. George, of New York,
is to be best man.--.The six bridesmaids
will be the Misses Gordon. Draper, Stock
ton, of Trenton: Nelson, of Saltwater;
Auerbach and Alice Dean, and the ushers
will be G. W. Gordon. II. S. johnson, F.
6. Adams. J n. Jackson and Howard
James. Harry Johnson, Miss Draper and
Miss Gordon are all now on the way home
from the East to attend the wedding. Mr..
johnson accompanies Mr.. and Miss Fore
paugh home after their European tour. At
the close of the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Finch will enter tain the init
mate friends of the bride at their residence,
No 435 Summit avenue. A wedding tour
East will follow
BRISBINE-MIVER.
The quiet home wedding of Miss Annie
Mclver and Albert Brsbine at the resi-
dence of the bride OIL Lincoln avenue, last
Wednesday at p. H., was witnessed only
by the relatives and most intimate friends
of the contracting parties. Rev. Louis
Caillet, of st. Mary'S church. officiated.
The bride appeared in toilet of white
corded silk, with a magnificent train. A
great veil Of tulle partly concealed her.
The bridesmaids. Miss Kitty Crawford and
Miss Hetty Brisbine, wore pretty toilets of
white satin, draped with white silk null.
Victor Robertson and James Brisbine were
the groomsmen. The ceremonies were
brief. DR.. and Mrs. BriSbine. parents of
the groom, gave a reception in honor of
the young couple from until p. III. The
home of the bride was very prettily decor
ated with rOsebudS, and floral designs and
lighted wax taperS abounded. After the
ceremony, the bridal party sat down 10 a
wedding supper. Of the guests there were:
DR.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs Gil
man, Mrs. McQuillan, Miss Hocomb Mr.. and
Mrs Robertson. Mesdames Cornwall, Thomp-
son, Langford and Freeman. Russell Free
man, Mr.. Mcnamara. Miss Julia Mcnamara
MIR. and Mrs. Harrington and Miss harrington.
Miss Hetty Brisbine. sister of the groom,
entertained her young friends beautifully,
assisted by Misses Harrington, Hyde, Horn,
Adams and Newport. At the reception at
DR.. and Mrs. Brisbine's, on Pleasant av-
enue, host of friends gathered. Mes
danes Cornwall, George Armstrong Spauld-
ing, }. F. Harrington, George Becker.
Judge Gilfllan, Del. Harbaugh. Benja-
min Thompson and J. p. Allen assisted
host and hostess. After the reception at
Mr.. Brisbine's the twain took their depart
ure for a two weeks wedding tour East.
They will be at home on Oakland avenue.
ANUSHINSKY-BARN
very fashionable event in Hebrew
circles was the wedding last Sunday after
noon in the Synagogue, corner Of Wabasha
street and College avenue. Rabbi Rosenthal
performing the service. Just before the
ceremony procession of about fifty equip
ages formed near the residence of the
groom. Harry Anushinsky, of this city, No.
101 Twelfth street. The bride, Miss
Annie Barnet. of Minneapolis, was escorted
to the temple in an appropriately decorated
carriage, drawn by four gray horses. Miss
Rosa 0Barnet, of Minneapolis and
Misses Marks and Banks, of st.
Paul, were the bridesmaids, and
H. NJ. Barnet. of Minneapolis and j..
Zien and Nate Anushnsky, of ST. Paul,
groomsmen. A reception to over 100
friends of the young couple was given sub
sequently in q. a. +. hall. corner of Third
and Exchange streets. Some of the guests
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. sabal Mr. and Mrs. Green
blatt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Abramson, Mr., and
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Schwab, Mr.. and Mrs
Kafka Mr. and Mrs. s. Bank, Mr.. and Mrs l..
Finkelsten, Mr.. and Mrs. Perlman, Mr..
and Mrs. Blumenthal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosenholt, Mrs. B. Burton, the Misses
Greengard. Rittenmaster, NJ. Moses, a. Moses,
Mark. Kafka. B. Mark. Messrs. w. NJ. Abra-
hanson, b. Bank. J. Miller, Joseph Louis L.
PuYan. N. O'CuIck, J, Felt, Ike Coddon.
From Minneapolis-Rev Schin and wife, Mrs.
]. Gittellsou, Misses Rosa Barnet r. G1ttell-
son aud A. Gittellson, Messrs. Jacob Zeiu, II.
NJ. Barnet, Sam Gittellson. s. Edelman Ike
Kohn, Of Menomonie. Miss A. Lowenberg, of
Preston, MINI.
MERCER-HOWARD.
Frank c. Mercer. of the Minnesota type
foundry, started on visit to Bangor, Me-,
without betraying his intention. Himself